Thank you! I have one other question, then I will leave you alone: How do I make sure that I use xlc to compile apache and mod_perl? Is there a command-line option for it? I apologize for the HTML formatting...I thought using color would help, but I won't do it again. Thank you again for your help. -- Jonathan >Perl is set up to use a different compiler (IBM's xlc) and the command >line options are not compatible with gcc's command line options. The >perl module build system remembers all compiler options used to >configure perl and re-applies these upon compiling perl modules. To use >modperl you must compile all parts of the equation (apache, perl, >modperl other perl modules) with exactly the same compiler, that means >either all IBM xlc or all gcc. > >Jens-Uwe Mager > >PS: >This html thing in your email makes formatting a proper reply really >difficult. > >HELIOS Software GmbH >Steinriede 3 >30827 Garbsen >Germany > >Phone: +49 5131 709320 >FAX: +49 5131 709325 >Internet: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
